Troubleshooting - Amazon Quick

Troubleshooting

When action connectors encounter issues, systematic troubleshooting helps you quickly identify and resolve problems. This guidance covers common issues and their solutions to minimize downtime and restore functionality.

Common issues and solutions

Authentication problems

Token expiration

Symptom: "Authentication token expired" error
Resolution:
  1. Choose "Reconnect" in console.

  2. Complete authentication flow.

  3. Retry action.

Permission errors

Symptom: "Insufficient permissions" message
Resolution:
  1. Verify service permissions.

  2. Check connector configuration.

  3. Review action requirements.

Connection failures

Symptom: "Unable to connect to service" error
Resolution:
  1. Verify service availability.

  2. Check network connectivity.

  3. Validate credentials.

  4. Review service quotas.

Action-specific issues

Form submission failures

Validation errors
  • Check required fields.

  • Verify data formats.

  • Review field limitations.

  • Check for special characters.

Timeout issues
  • Reduce form complexity.

  • Check network latency.

  • Review service response times.

  • Consider breaking into multiple actions.

Sync and performance issues

Slow response times
Resolution:
  1. Check API rate limits.

  2. Review concurrent executions.

  3. Monitor service health.

  4. Optimize action configuration.

Failed executions
Resolution:
  1. Review CloudWatch logs.

  2. Check error messages.

  3. Verify service status.

  4. Test connection health.

Common error messages

Error codes and resolutions
Error code Description Resolution
AUTH_001 Authentication failed Verify credentials and retry
CONN_002 Connection timeout Check network and service status
PERM_003 Insufficient permissions Review required permissions
TOKEN_004 Token expired Reinitiate authentication